A
satirical, slightly subversive, and definitely tongue-in-cheek take on
Christian morality plays aimed at teenagers. Two friends, Brandon and
Gary, dole out advice to their classmates about issues of the day. Gary
often finds himself tempted by the very things he advises against.
Brandon, meanwhile, has a credibility gap due to the fact that he's
perpetually grounded for perfectly reasonable, honest mistakes that
often involve a hazmat team. Together, though, these two ordinary,
witty, and often imperfect teens try to make the world better for their
friends.
Right now these are only available in single scripts, but I will release more and eventually there will be a full collection available. If you don't have a Kindle, you can download the free Kindle app that will let you use it on all your mobile devices.
Right now these are only available in single scripts, but I will release more and eventually there will be a full collection available. If you don't have a Kindle, you can download the free Kindle app that will let you use it on all your mobile devices.
A Teen Skit About: Drinking - Brandon and Gary try to help their friend Ace, who is starting to become Facebook famous for all the wrong reasons.
A Teen Skit About: Conformity - Brandon and Gary try to talk their friend Chad out of doing something stupid to impress people.
A Teen Skit About: Stress - Karen is freaked out about her gigantic workload, and Brandon and Gary attempt to talk her down. Brandon also attempts humor, but the less said about that the better.
A Teen Skit About: Church - Shannon hates going to church, believing it to be the most boring, soul crushing experience there is. Brandon and Gary try to get her to see that despite all its flaws, there’s something about a community of Believers she needs.
A Teen Skit About: Commencement - Brandon and Gary are finally graduating, but while Gary has a clear path before him, Brandon has no idea what’s next. He’s more than a little scared about what the future holds.
These scripts are all-digital, meaning you will need a device that can read Kindle books (and any laptop, mobile or hand-held device should work for you.) Keeping these files digital helps me keep my costs low, and I can pass the savings onto you. In addition to the packs of scripts, many can be purchased individually. If you are an Amazon Prime member, you can borrow these scripts for free.
If you don't have a Kindle, you can download the free Kindle app that will let you use it on all your mobile devices.
You can find the rest of my scripts here.
